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Ensuring part quality and productivity through automation of integrated exposure calibrations

Find out more about the Additive Industries’ design approach of the gas flow configuration of the MetalFAB1 with the aid of computational fluid dynamics 

We love our customers: We are proud to be called the preferred partner of many of our customers. Would you like to find out why?

Find out about the design possibilities, smart manufacturing and competitive advantages with industrial metal additive manufacturing in the food-tech industry. Find out how the total weight of the robot arm was had a reduction of 90%.

This case study gives an in-depth insight into how design opportunities, smart manufacturing, competitive advantages were achieved with help of the MetalFAB1, in order to help Talaria team to 3D print the rotor hubs for their flying device.

Emoss and Additive Industries worked collaboratively to develop and produce model specific parts of a coolant tank. This reduced their lead times by 85%, improved the compatibility up to a 100%, and improved the overall usability.

Read the brochure to find out more about our company, MetalFAB1 system, including explanation of configurations for various applications, about our Process & Application Development & Customer Lifecycle Support

Additive Industries is accelerating industrial additive manufacturing of high quality, functional, metal parts by offering a modular 3D printing system to high end and demanding industrial markets. With substantially improved reproducibility, productivity, and flexibility, Additive Industries redefines the business case for series production of additive manufacturing applications in aerospace, automotive, and high-tech equipment.

The MetalFAB1 has it all: productivity, quality, and a slick design. Are you also interested to find out about the automated process of the system? Watch this video to follow step-by-step the process to the final result: the 3D printed metal part.

Watch Sauber Engineering (F1 Team Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN) testimonial on their Technology Partnership

In August 2019 collaboration with our launching customer APWORKS, was transferred to Bristol for the next phase of industrialization. APWORKS & Additive Industries have jointly decided that it was time to move to the next phase of industrial additive manufacturing: certification and series production.

At the start of Formnext 2019, in order to continue to be the leader in productivity, the new partnership with Fraunhofer Project Center at the University of Twente has been launched. The main aim of this partnership is to qualify new materials, improve design guidelines, increase post-processing expertise, and enable the integration of metal additive manufacturing into industrial process chains for broad industry acceptance.